This guide explains the ElyxS jackpot, its eligibility cycle, and the checks to make before registration.
What this draw is
The ElyxS jackpot is a separate platform-created draw with its own draw id, registration state, pool, Supra dVRF request, result, and payout.
It appears as a separate card in Hub.
How it differs from other scenarios
The jackpot is a separate draw, not an additional winner in a platform lottery.
Platform-lottery ticket sales can contribute to the jackpot pool under the lottery's snapshotted treasury rules, but the jackpot winner is selected in a separate cycle.
A user-created draw is another type requested by its creator and follows different participation and prize rules.
Who can participate
Jackpot participation is free, but eligibility can depend on prior platform-lottery activity and the current cycle rules.
The active card determines whether the connected wallet can register.
What the user gets
Each eligible earlier platform lottery can give the wallet one weighted ticket in the current jackpot cycle.
One registration can include up to 32 eligible lotteries. If the wallet has more, ElyxS keeps the action available for the next batch. A lottery already used for this jackpot cannot be counted again.
If the wallet wins, its contract-backed payout is perpetual and irrevocable. ElyxS may deliver an eligible payout automatically when the active policy permits it. Otherwise, the wallet submits the available claim transaction.
Basic participation conditions
Before confirming:
- Check that you opened the current jackpot card.
- Confirm that registration is open.
- Connect the eligible wallet.
- Check how many eligible lotteries are included and whether another batch will remain.
- Verify the network and contract.
- Select
Register ticketsand review the wallet request.
The absence of a ticket price does not mean registration is automatic.
How the draw lifecycle works
From a user's perspective:
- an eligible jackpot cycle opens registration;
- the wallet registers its eligible lotteries, in more than one batch when necessary;
- registration closes;
- the contract requests Supra dVRF randomness;
- the result transaction records the winner;
- settlement creates the payout;
- the prize is delivered automatically when eligible, or the winner submits the available claim transaction.
Cadence is an operational setting. Use the current card and Hub history, not an old schedule.
How the result is determined and where to verify it
The contract and Supra dVRF determine the result after registration closes.
Compare the active contract, draw id, dVRF request id, result transaction, winner, prize amount, payout id, and payout state.
Use Verify Draw Results for the short check and How to Read SupraScan for ElyxS for field-level verification.
What to check before you confirm
- The selected card is the current jackpot.
- Registration is active.
- The connected wallet is the eligible address.
- The network and contract match ElyxS.
- The wallet request contains the expected action.
If the result is uncertain, do not submit the same batch again. ElyxS checks the first attempt. Review wallet history or SupraScan only if the status remains unclear.
Limitations and important caveats
A jackpot cycle can be delayed, paused, or canceled before a valid result.
Because registration is free, cancellation does not create a ticket-price refund.
The contract can roll the jackpot pool into a later cycle. The next pool can include both the rolled amount and later contributions.
After a valid result, the winner's payout cannot expire, return to the pool, be swept, or be redirected.